Sentence examples for amend the local from inspiring English sources

We suspect this is because the insiders with simulated accesses substantially amend the local access network, but have little influence on the global network, which the spectral approach depends upon.

Debt-burdened Qwest Communications said it reached a deal with creditors to amend the local telephone company's $3.4 billion credit facility in a move analysts said will help it avoid bankruptcy.

Specific government offices of Preferred Friend, Bodyguard and Treasurer are mentioned and the document also proves that "while there were local jurisdictions and proceedings to appointment to high office, the king could intervene on behalf of an individual, review a case and amend the local ruling if he considered it appropriate".

The simple strategy to address this issue was to amend the local budget to include a line item for the relevant supplies and to allocate responsibility for ensuring this additional cost was included in the budget.

Labour would amend the 1988 Local Government Act, making business rate relief conditional on a school signing a partnership agreement.

It is intriguing that page 12 of his manifesto promised to "amend" the MPA's local policing plan to include "cutting red tape" as "a key strategic priority", yet the first such plan produced under Boris's chairmanship contained only a couple of general mentions of cutting waste and value for money in its opening message (page 4) and list of Mayor's priorities (page 9).

If China (or the Hong Kong government) finds the time period intolerable, the court may come under further political pressure.The ultimate sanction against the court would be to amend the Basic Law, which the local government does not rule out.

Louisiana is one of 19 states with legislation pending that would either clear up confusion over existing laws on arming teachers or amend the law to give local school boards the authority to decide.

Stanley suffered a significant setback in the House Appropriations Committee on September 14, when supporters of a local option won a narrow vote to amend the Stanley plan to permit local districts to integrate.

For this reason, he would amend the London Plan "explicitly requite local councils to support mixed income neighbourhoods".

Nick Xenophon's bill to amend the ABC charter to protect local content may have failed, but the last-ditch attempt by the independent South Australian senator to save TV production in his state will have a lasting impact.